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Library and Library Services Mrs. Mary Battle B.S. Bennett College M.S. North Carolina College James R. Jarrell B.S. Winston Sal em Teachers Perdue University A T State University
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Marvin Watkins--Dean of Boys B.S. A T State University M.S. A T State University Mrs. Mae S. Henry--Dean of Girls B.S. AC T State University M.S. Columbia University School Deans and Secretaries “Service Is Our Most Important Product ” Mrs. Rosetta Florence--Secretary Mrs. Inez Smith--Secretary 67
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The Library Reaches Out The Library reaches out in many ways--for thinkers who seek fuel to fire their thinking, for hungry brains and idle ones that need satisfaction from the thoughts of others, for new ways to do old things. The depth and height and width of these three dimensions make a thing real. Our library collections represent many points of view, treat many subjects, and suit many tastes. What constitutes good library service?--it is not books alone. It is a complex combination of people and ideas. First, always, are the people: readers who find a new life in books; scholars who seek wisdom in the ideas of others and more accessible to those who need them. The ideas-- the other element in this compound--are not embodied only in type on paper but are found on films and tape and discs as well. It is the reach for what is beyond our placid daily routine, our placid unchallenged think¬ ing, that lifts us to new and greater dimensions of life and thought. Spurred by Jusserand ' s Admonition that ' the future is not in the hands of fate, but in ours; we must plan for times ahead. Our successors will expect this of us as we expected it from our predecessors. And our plans should be based on the faith that together the books, the hardware, the librarian, and the reader will light up the future, as they have illu¬ minated the past. Through modern advances in science and technology, the library has not limited its collection and service to books alone. Such audio-visual media as pictures (clipped from newspapers and magazines), reproduc¬ tions of art masterpieces, slides, filmstrips, motion p icture films, charts, graphs, maps, phonograph records, tape recordings, and trans- parancies are some of the vivid and concrete sharing of people ' s ideas of today. These media are useful to every phase of the school ' s curriculum as well as the extra-curricular activities. They provide knowledge for rec¬ reational and cultural purposes. 69
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